Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-19

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afternoon by MIR. Seeley while fishing
Trailing Brute.
Los ANGELES, July 1sth.-The two officers who
started after Tom Gormlee, the rayisfer re-
turned yesterday morning and reported that he
Is I'm IN Arizona. One of the carp brothers is now
after hIm, and people here think il Will be only
a matter OF few hours when he viii he in
Earp.s clutches. The girl is still in frtghtfuI
condition.
Effects of webfoot Whisky,
Copyright 1887, by Tie California Associated Press.
SALEM, July 1Sth.-Last evening, in a low sa-
loon in South Salem a crowd of men and bows
celebrated, drank and caroused until des-
knife and was otherwise bruised His name
was not learned.
Sudden Death at Yountvilie.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California issociated Press
NAPA, July lsth.-E. W. Boyce, farmer of
Iountyille, had sudden fit of coughing this
morning and died in a few minutes He owned
property in Napa City and formerly resided in
Nevada City.
The Shasta County Seat Question.
Copyright 1887, by ae California associated Press
REDDING, July 18TH The case of the removal
OF the county seat 10 Redding comes up in Judge
Braynard Court, in Tehama county, to day
on the trial OF the injunction issued by consent
OF the Attorney General, for the people, against
the Board of Supervisors of Shasta county
Many witnesses, also the Board of Supervisors
went to Red Bluff. Hon. Clay W Taylor, Ed
ward Sweeny and Garter& Chipman appear for
the Board of Supervisors and removal and
jackson Hatch and J. +. Ellison for John Scott
and against removal.
Mysterious Shooting.
[CoPyrig. 1887, by te California associated Press
SAN JOSE, July 1sth.-A student at the Santa
Clara Cole ge, named Louis Trezavaret, was
shot on Saturday by another student named
canon IN the college pear orchard. The bullet
ha iala4 toll
cut out The boys were play ing in the orchard
and began quarreling over some trifie When
the trouble became hot it is believed that Canon
pulled pistol and III ed it with the result given
There will probably be no prosecution Canon
claims that the shooting was accidental.
The Fraudulent Survey Gases.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1Sth.-[Special The
motion to quash the indictments found by the
United states Grand Jury against John A. Benson
aud Others for conspiracy and perjury in con-
nection with public land surveys and locations
came up for argument at . o'clock this after
noon before Justice Field of the Supreme Court
Circuit Judge Sawyer and District Judge Hof
man sitting in bank the Government being rep
resented by District Attorney Carey, and the de-
L 1endants by A: ? y Van an Dgzer W, II. L. Barnes,
Will occupy considerable time.
San DiegO's Growth.
copwiga, 1887, by the California Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, July 1sth.-The onion win print
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building statistics. showing the number and
klnd OF improvements made since July lst of
last year The total value of the Improvements
is 81 ,529 525, divided as follows Cottages 500
10 dwellings, s5l4, 200; business block, S7l9-
100. In addition there were two churches, one
costing $500 and the other 81 500. Also, three
schoofhouses, TWO 5000 each and one s, 800
Santa Barbara's Boom.
Copyright, 1887, by ae California issociated Press
SANTA BARBARA, July 1sth.-Grading on the
track OF the southern Pacific is completed to
the depot site here. Hundreds of laborers camp
equipage and material passed through the city
this morning for Hope ranch, six miles north
quarter of million dollars worth of city
property was sold Saturday The sale of the
4 arlington Hotel for 100000 to W. n Hayley
mas been confirmed by the Superior Court.
tRailroad Travel Still Blockaded.
copyright, 1887, by ute California Associated Press
BENSON, July 1sth.-The break in the New
Mexico and Arizona Railroad caused by the
recent Hoods has turned out to be more serious
than was at first supposed. There have been no
trains through for week, and it viii be at least
ten days more before trains can get over The
mail for Nogales and Mexican points is held
mere, ana there is already large amount on
hand.
Los Angeles Items.
Copyright 1857, by the California associated Press
Los ANGELES, July 1Sth.-Daniel L. Carlton
aged 50 years, committed suicide at Sierra
Madre Villa yesterday, by shooting himself
through the heart. Dependency was the cause
reported. He was very wealthy.
The City Council to-day passed franchise for
the Crank cable-car system
Child Crushed to Death,
Copyright. 1857, by he California Assoc,atez Pres,
Los ANGELES, July lSth.-Albert Stephens. the
o-year-old son of Judge A. NJ Stephens in
jumping from street car fell under the wheels
OF heavy wagon loaded with brick The
wheels passed over him, crushing his shoulde rs
ana Skull and killing him almost instantly.
Wheatland's Costly Fire.
WHEATLAND, July 1Sth-A fire started in John
Lands store last night and but little was saved
OF a stock valued at upward of $4,000 The in
surance amounted TO less than half The
walls of the building fell and wrecked the
Grand saloon, adjoining causing an addi-
tlona loss OF some s., 500. The belief exists that
q robbery had been committed and that the
fire was started by the thief One arrest was
made while the fire was in progress.
Fire at Grass Valley.
Copyright, 1887, by The California Associaie,s Pres,
GRASS VALLEY, July 1Sth.-Owing to a defect
i've hue, the house owned by Mrs Kearr1v
on CoIIaN avenue. and occupied by a family
named Simmons was totally DESTROYED bv fire
IL was insured for 500. The loss on furniture
is small.
San Mateo Improvement.
lccpyri9t, 1887, by he California Associated Press
REDWOOD CITY, July IS h.-A special meeting
OF the San Mateo Development Association was
held TINS afternoon A committee was chosen
to confe- with the Oakland Board of Trade. To
meet the latter body tomorrow.
No Jail Wanted